The Terrifying Truth

At midnight, she turns on the light in her room. Looking around, she feels like she's not in her room. She's somewhere else.

Getting scared, she quickly runs out of the room. She rushes out of the room, realizing she's in an unknown house, and gets worried.

She doesn't remember how she got there or what she was doing. She thinks, "How did I come here? I was in my room." She's scared and tries to get out of the house quickly.

As she reaches the hall, she trips over something and falls. When she gets up, she sees a corpse lying in front of her.

She's terrified and starts running again. Just as she's about to leave the house, someone calls out to her from behind.

She stops and turns around to see a girl standing there, covered in blood, and asks for her help.The girl is badly injured and can't walk.

Aakanksha rushes to her side and tries to take her outside for help. As soon as they step out of the house, everything goes dark, and Aakanksha finds herself alone, back in the same house she was trying to escape from.

Aakanksha sees the corpse again and realizes it's the same girl she was just helping.

She's horrified. She tries to run, but she's tied to a table and can't move. She screams for help, but no one comes.

Just as she's about to lose hope, she sees someone approaching her. But when the person comes closer, she's paralyzed with fear.

The person is holding a knife and attacks the girl.

Aakanksha screams, and her nightmare ends.

She finds herself in her own room, realizing it was just a dream.

Still shaken, she wonders why she keeps having such terrifying dreams.

Sometimes, she struggles to differentiate between her dreams and reality.

Her mother comes in, comforts her, and asks what happened.

She asks her, "Why were you screaming, Akku?"

But Aakanksha doesn't give any answer. She just remains silent.

Then her mother asks her again, and she says that she had just seen a bad dream.

Her mother asks her what she had dreamed.

Then she tells her mother about her dream. Whatever she saw in her dream.

She says that someone was coming to kill her with a knife.

Her mother becomes a little worried. But then she consoles her, saying it was just a bad dream.

She says , Don't think too much about it. Sleep peacefully and forget that dream.

It was just a bad dream, not reality.

As Aakanksha's mother finished speaking, Aakanksha nodded slowly, trying to process her emotions. She knew her mother was right – it was just a dream, after all. But the fear and anxiety lingered, refusing to be shaken off so easily.

Aakanksha's mother tucked her into bed, pulling the covers up to her chin. "Try to get some rest, Akku," she said softly "

Aakanksha nodded again, feeling a sense of relief wash over her as her mother's words soothed her . She closed her eyes, letting the darkness envelop her, and tried to sleep.

Her mom says to her, "Now don't worry and sleep peacefully. Everything will be fine by morning."

Saying this, she leaves her room. Worried, she comes out of the room.

Then her husband is also standing outside the room. Seeing her worried, he asks her what happened ??

Then she turns back and looks at Aakanksha once, and then closes the door of her room and says to her husband that maybe she's remembering everything.

Hearing this, Aayushman also becomes worried. He asks Vidhya what she said.

Vidhya says she just told her about her dream. She had a dream that someone was coming to kill her with a knife. That's why she was scared.

Aayushman asks, "So what did you tell her, Vidhya?"

Vidhya says, "I told her it was just a bad dream. And she shouldn't think about it too much. She should just sleep peacefully."

Aayushman says, "Yes, that's fine."

But he seems a bit worried.

Aayushman tells Vidhya to take a little extra care of Aakanksha. And to make sure that Aakanksha never finds out anything.

After leaving Aakanksha's room, Aayushman and Vidhya go to their own room.

Even after entering the room, they start feeling a bit worried.

Vidhya was saying to Aayushman that what if Aakanksha finds out the truth. I'm very worried.

Aayushman reassured her that it's nothing, she just saw a dream and got scared because of that.

Don't worry, and sleep peacefully, she'll never find out anything.

Vidhya says, "Yes, she should never find out the truth ."

Aayushman says, "You too, don't think too much about it. Go to sleep peacefully."

Vidhya goes to sleep.

But  Aayushman is still a bit worried. He sits on the sofa, lost in his thoughts .

Vidhya looks at him and says, "Now you should also go to sleep. Don't worry so much. Everything has been fine so far, and it will continue to be fine."

Aakanksha is lying on her bed, still thinking about her dream. She thinks that maybe her mom was right, it was just a dream, and she shouldn't think too much about it.

But what a strange dream it was! It feels so real. I felt like I was really there, and someone was coming to kill me.

Aakanksha thinks to herself that she shouldn't think too much about her dream. She should go to sleep now, as she has to wake up early for college tomorrow.

But Aakanksha can't seem to fall asleep. She picks up her phone and headphones, puts on some songs, and thinks that listening to music might help her drift off to sleep.

Aakanksha is listening to songs, and as she's listening, she falls asleep.

She's sleeping with her hand resting on her phone, and it slips out of her hand and falls to the floor.

Aakanksha wakes up with panic . She sees that her phone has fallen on the floor.

She picks up her phone and looks at it. Something has turned on accidentally on her phone. She looks at it and sees ...

To be Continued......